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The Book of Dreams and Ghosts
·
Andrew Lang
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Footnotes:
{0a}
Principles
of
Psychology,
vol.
ii.,
p.
115.
By
Professor
William
James,
Harvard
College,
Macmillan's,
London,
1890.
The
physical
processes
believed
to
be
involved,
are
described
on
pp.
123,
124
of
the
same
work.
{0b}
Op.
cit.,
ii.,
130.
{4}
Story
received
from
Miss
---;
confirmed
on
inquiry
by
Drumquaigh.
{5a}
Phantasms
of
the
Living,
ii.,
382.
{5b}
To
"send"
a
dream
the
old
Egyptians
wrote
it
out
and
made
a
cat
swallow
it!
{8}
See
"Queen
Mary's
Jewels"
in
chapter
ii.
{10}
Narrated
by
Mrs.
Herbert.
{11a}
Story
confirmed
by
Mr.
A.
{11b}
This
child
had
a
more
curious
experience.
Her
nurse
was
very
ill,
and
of
course
did
not
sleep
in
the
nursery.
One
morning
the
little
girl
said,
"Macpherson
is
better,
I
saw
her
come
in
last
night
with
a
candle
in
her
hand.
She
just
stooped
over
me
and
then
went
to
Tom"
(a
younger
brother)
"and
kissed
him
in
his
sleep."
Macpherson
had
died
in
the
night,
and
her
attendants,
of
course,
protested
ignorance
of
her
having
left
her
deathbed.
{11c}
Story
received
from
Lady
X.
See
another
good
case
in
Proceedings
of
the
Psychical
Society,
vol.
xi.,
1895,
p.
397.
In
this
case,
however,
the
finder
was
not
nearer
than
forty
rods
to
the
person
who
lost
a
watch
in
long
grass.
He
assisted
in
the
search,
however,
and
may
have
seen
the
watch
unconsciously,
in
a
moment
of
absence
of
mind.
Many
other
cases
in
Proceedings
of
S.P.R.
{13}
Story
received
in
a
letter
from
the
dreamer.
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